Support Platforms

In the streets of San Francisco, Alcoholics Anonymous provides hope for people struggling with alcohol addiction. The A.A. fellowship thrives on shared experience, strength, and hope, connecting members through its essential helpline and services. Learn how to get support, attend meetings and find sponsors, and donate through the Seventh Tradition to keep this community going….

To begin the development process in San Francisco, schedule the correct pre-application meeting with the Planning Department. If you’re applying for a conditional use permit or building a vertical structure, community outreach and the notification period are important for success. This guide explains the steps and resources clearly so you can contact planners early and…

Clear communication builds relationships. Deaf resources connect people to active communities and provide needed accommodations. This guide uses resources such as American Sign Language (ASL) programs from the American Society for Deaf Children and help from Deaf Services Unlimited. It provides clear steps to locate ASL meetings, remove access problems, and create inclusive conversations that…

Struggling with alcoholism? The Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) fellowship offers a lifeline through shared experience, strength, and hope. In San Francisco and Marin, the Intergroup-anchored by its Central Office-serves as the heartbeat for local recovery efforts. Find services such as meeting locators, literature distribution, group aid, and crisis hotlines. These help you reach and maintain long-term…

In Colorado Springs, the Broadmoor 12×12 Step Study at Broadmoor Community Church provides a structured path to recovery for adolescents facing substance use disorders, inspired by Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. This program delves into the 12 steps and traditions to promote personal healing, spiritual growth, and lasting community bonds. See what it’s for, what…

In Alcoholics Anonymous, Big Book, Etc. Discussion Groups form the base of the 12-step recovery process. They use AA’s main book to start good conversations. These open meetings invite beginners and long-time members, mixing lessons from the Big Book with discussions of other similar programs. Find out what they do, the ways they work-from face-to-face…

Struggling with sobriety in the shadow of Pikes Peak? Colorado Springs AA meetings offer a lifeline through community and shared stories. Join welcoming groups like Walk the Talk Group for open discussions or Easy Does It Group for gentle, step-focused sessions-many now available as convenient Zoom meetings. This 2023 directory simplifies your search with day-by-day…

In Portland’s recovery community, the Primary Purpose Alano Group is a main Alano Club for people dealing with substance use and mental health issues. From Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to workshops and social events, it builds lasting support networks. This guide shows main activities, times, and easy-to-reach places to help you heal and connect with the…

In the misty surroundings of Yachats, the Little Log Church-made from Douglas fir by Reverend Phelps and Stella Phelps-serves as a plain wooden example of faith and pioneer determination. Founded in the early 20th century, this beloved landmark has shaped community bonds for generations. Read about its beginnings, key events, and repair stories. Then, check…

Struggling with alcoholism and the pull of morning cravings? Morning Trudge A.A. Meetings give a solid beginning to your day with Alcoholics Anonymous’s 12-step program that helps you stop drinking alcohol. Sparked by COVID-19, these virtual meetings on Zoom offer flexible access worldwide. See how they increase energy, reduce anxiety, and build community connections. Also,…